Copyright vs Usage Right
Do you own the rights to your
listing photos and videos?
What is the difference between a copyright, a usage right and what is RIGHT vs WRONG?
We're breaking it down for you below!
COPYRIGHT
The definition of a copyright is the exclusive right to make copies, sell or market works of art, music and literature. Copyright is defined as obtaining the exclusive right to sell and distribute a piece of art, literature and music.
For example: When we take your photos or video we own and retain the Copyright to all media, just as a musician does with music they have composed. Only under rare circumstances do we sell our Copyright, and we are committed to protecting the interests, intellectual property rights and livelihood of our company.
Here is how these laws benefit you as a realtor
when you invest in your marketing and brand!
For your protection!
- We want to protect the marketing investment you made.
- If your seller for some reason switches realtors, your seller can not give to another realtor.
- Usage rights are much more cost effective than copyright. By purchasing usage rights, you can use the photos for all of your marketing effort more affordably
- Homes change when the seller moves out and the buyer moves in. If you were to resell that home again in a few years, you would want new photos – usage rights make getting new photos more affordable AND more effective in your marketing effort
- Prevent another agent from stealing your photos & your marketing ideas.
- Want to give the photos to your seller? Purchase a photo book, branded with your information, after the sale! It will be a keepsake instead of photos lost on a computer.
Disclaimer: we are not lawyers and this email should not serve as official legal counsel.
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